6. Samantha: Do you need some help with that assignment?

Steve: Thank you for asking, but I think I am able to do it myself.

Samantha: Okay, good luck.

7. - “Men are behaving too much like woman these days” Two words. “So what?”

Let me ask you something. What really defines a man? His genitals? His beard? His “manliness”? His love for sports? His aggressiveness? All those stereotypical assumptions about a man? Personally, I disagree with all of them, but it isn't necessarily something that can be characterized in a narrow sense. It's all a matter of perspective.

Do not believe that a feminine man is more likely to be gay because this is not the case. Though masculinity is most commonly associated with men, it can also be found in females. The same can be said about femininity.

- “Inner beauty is more important than looks. Use your money to gain knowledge and enhance skills rather than wasting it on cosmetics” However, there is something of greater importance, and that is happiness. I coincide with the fact that inner beauty is more important than looks but even so, I honestly believe that you cannot waste money on something you enjoy. Hence, if a person loves buying cosmetics and taking care of their looks, they are, as far as I’m concerned, not wasting their money and vice versa.

8. Charlotte: “Hey, are you free this weekend?”

Ben: “You know I’m always free every weekend, so what’s up?”

Charlotte: “Well I have this extra ticket for a movie, and I was wondering if you could come with me?”

Ben: “I’m in!”

10. Should students not wear uniforms?

Well, let’s begin with self-expression and diversity.

Many of the most common reasons against wearing uniforms would be that students would risk losing their sense of self-identity, individual freedom, and self-expression when they are forced to dress alike. If students were to wear uniforms, everyone will have the same appearance. It would appear uninteresting as well as unappealing, but not only that, students may experience embarrassment at school if they are required to wear the same outfits rather than being able to choose clothes that suit their body types. Robyn Silverman, a child, and teen development expert, told NBC News' Today that students, particularly girls, often compare how they look in their uniforms: “As a body image expert, I hear from students all the time that they feel it allows for a lot of comparisons… So, if you have a body that’s a plus-size body, a curvier body, a very tall body, a very short body, those girls often feel that they don’t look their best.” A study by researchers at Arizona State University found that “students from schools without uniforms reported higher self-perception scores than students from schools with uniform policies.” Uniforms are often less comfortable for some students than their normal clothing, which can make learning difficult.

Clothing is a way for people to express themselves. They develop their own style, which is unique to them and reflects their tastes and interests. Some individuals prefer to wear trousers, whereas others favor skirts, etc. They should show who they really are while also showcasing and displaying their ingenuity and how they are their own special person by wearing their choice of clothes.

Now, we’ll move on to the price.

Without a doubt, the parents of the students who do not wear uniforms spend less money on school items. Many people argue that uniforms are an unnecessary expense, especially for low-income families, because they are. Why can’t the students just wear the outfits they already have (as long as they are appropriate) to school? Some families just don't really have the financial resources to purchase clothes that will be worn only at school.

In short, students should not wear uniforms to school.

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